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Neutrino Oscillation as the Unique Admissible Reconstruction of Flavor Under Noncommuting Propagation
This paper develops a reconstruction-theoretic account of neutrino oscillation as a structural consequence of admissible boundary-to-boundary witness preservation under coherent PMNS propagation. Rather than proposing new neutrino dynamics or modifying the Standard Model, the paper analyzes the status of weak-flavor identity within a constrained reconstruction framework. Weak flavor is treated as a boundary-defined witness fixed by charged-current interaction events, not as a globally transported propagation-inv...